Power Automate Basics
Learn about workflow concepts like triggers, actions, conditions, tasks, and approvals.
About this class
This introductory course is geared towards business who would like to learn how to create automations in lists and libraries.
- Course description
- In this introductory course, you will dive into workflows with Microsoft Power Automate. Learn about the basic principles of flows, such as triggers, actions and conditions, and learn how to get around in the Flow interface. This class covers getting started with out-of-box Flows and templates, as well as how to create them from scratch.
Course curriculum
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Introduction to Workflow Concepts
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Introduction to Power Automate
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Demo: Getting Around in Power Automate
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Triggers & Actions
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More Information
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Approvals and SharePoint Selected Item
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Request Sign Off
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Page Approval Flow
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Collaborate on Flows
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Testing & Troubleshooting
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Resources
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What's Next
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Power Automate Basics Quiz
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About this course
- 13 lessons
- 1 hour of video content
Reviews of this course
Nice Flow Basic Class
Becky Kringel
Good basic class that gives the end user tools to start with some basic Flows to get them started.
Good basic class that gives the end user tools to start with some basic Flows to get them started.
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David Leachman
Although the course was basic in content, it was very well organized and was easy to follow.
Although the course was basic in content, it was very well organized and was easy to follow.
Read LessQuick and easy
Amy Drogalis
The course was a good overview of Flow broken up into small chunks to completed as you have time
The course was a good overview of Flow broken up into small chunks to completed as you have time
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Vivian Gladen
Great flow and clarity.
Great flow and clarity.
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Denise Child
Nice introductory to flow.
Nice introductory to flow.
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Richard Bruce
the basic classes were a good overview. Even for more advanced it helped to focus on the main points
the basic classes were a good overview. Even for more advanced it helped to focus on the main points
Read LessA great course, I highly recommend it.
Julie Auletta
This course has great content. Not just the basics, but also great tips that help everyday. I was also impressed that it is updated regularly with new conten...
Read MoreThis course has great content. Not just the basics, but also great tips that help everyday. I was also impressed that it is updated regularly with new content as needed. Thank you very much!
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Your Instructor
Microsoft MVP Laura Rogers
Laura Rogers is a SharePoint, Teams, Power Apps & Power Automate expert, speaker, author and educator. She is well-versed in helping organizations make the most of their SharePoint business processes using Power Apps and Power Automate flows. Laura’s technical expertise also includes over 18 years of experience working with Microsoft’s messaging and collaboration systems. She has been named a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for the past twelve years. She has contributed to several books on SharePoint over the past eleven years. You can read more about Laura’s experiences on her blog, www.wonderlaura.com, and follow her on twitter: @WonderLaura